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Absent Friends
Daly, Kevin (1942 – 1989) Decca engineer, Producer and Record Company Executive.
Derbyshire, Delia 1937 – 2001
Gaisberg, Fred (1873 – 1951)
Nichols, Roger (1944-2011) Steely Dan’s recording man
Rushent, Martin (1948 to 2011)
Sir John Read (1918 – April 4 2015) chairman of EMI
Sterling, Louis (1879-1958)
Wallace, Roy Decca Engineer (1927-2007)
Wallich Isabella (1917 – 2001) Niece of Fred Gaisberg
Engineers & Producers
Fred Gaisberg’s progress
Musicians
Ringo Starr
Record Shops
HMV 363 Oxford Street
J. Hollier’s Phonograph & Record Supply, Bristol, England 1909
Jazz Record Mart, 27 East Illinois, Chicago
Now that’s what I call a record shop. Amoeba Music on Sunset Boulevard, Hollywood.
Probe Records, The Culture Bunker
Spillers Records: the oldest record shop in the world?
Recording Studios
1. Recording studio logos
Herne Place Studios
The Townhouse Studios Cutting Department
Abbey Road Studio 3 circa 1973 where Pink Floyd recorded Dark Side of the Moon
Bob Dylan (again) at The Power Plant in the 1980’s
Bob Dylan in Columbia Records Studio August 1963, making The Times They Are A Changing
Elvis Presley. Sun Studios. February 5th 1955
Joe Meek working in his studio at 304 Holloway Road, London circa 1961
Olympic Studios, London, 2008. U2 are the final artists in Studio 1 before Olympic Studios close.
Sometimes a recording is perfect
The Rolling Stones in Olympic Studios 1968
When the last recording studio goes, what will go with it? From Word Magazine March 2010
Trident Studios Control Rooms late 1970’s
Podcasts
Episode 20 – Simon Blumlein on Alan Blumlein
Episode 19 – Giles Martin
Episode 18: Adelina Patti
Episode 17: Dame Nellie Melba
Episode 16: William Barry Owen
Episode 15 – Sinkler Darby
Episode 14 – Feodor Chaliapin
Episode 13 – Emma Calvé
Episode 12 – To Japan
Episode 11 – To India
Episode 10 – Fred’s plaque
Episode 9 – Interview with Joe Boyd
Episode 8 – James Hall on The Industry of Human Happiness
Episode 7 – The Caruso breakthrough
Episode 6 – The last castrato
Episode 5 – Russian revolutions (part two)
Episode 4 – Russian revolutions (part one)
Episode 3 – The first propaganda record
Episode 1 – Fred Gaisberg arrives in London
Episode 2 – Syria Lamonte, the world’s first female recording star
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